Self-Pay Vetting Rebate Form & Info
Take Paws Rescue has adopters throughout the United States and Canada. Adoption fees include the cost of eligible veterinary care provided through our local veterinary partners at negotiated rescue rates.
We understand that adopters who live outside our local area—or, in some cases, local adopters—desire to obtain eligible veterinary services from their own veterinarian and pay for those services directly. To help accommodate these situations, Take Paws Rescue offers a rebate for certain eligible veterinary services paid for by the adopter.
Rebate Eligibility
To qualify for a rebate:
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The adoption must have been completed without a discounted adoption fee being applied.
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The adoption fee must have been paid through Take Paws Rescue's adoption software, ShelterLuv.
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The veterinary service must be an eligible service for reimbursement.
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The rebate request must be submitted within 6 months of the adoption date.
Please note: Take Paws Rescue cannot make exceptions to these eligibility requirements or the 6 month submission deadline. Requests that do not meet all of the requirements above will not be eligible for a rebate.
Eligible Services & Maximum Rebate Amounts
The following veterinary services are currently eligible for a rebate. Each service has a maximum rebate amount as outlined below:
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Spay/Neuter: $75
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Rabies Vaccination: $10
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Core Vaccinations (non-rabies): $10 per set
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Puppies may require multiple rounds of core vaccinations depending on their age. Puppies should receive 1–2 rounds of vaccinations prior to adoption. Up to 2 additional sets may be eligible for a rebate after adoption, for a maximum rebate of $20
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Immiticide “Fast-Kill” Heartworm Treatment: $250 total
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The maximum rebate for eligible fast-kill heartworm treatment is $250
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Slow-Kill Heartworm Treatment: $150 total
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The maximum rebate for slow-kill heartworm treatment is $150
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Medical Records Requirement
A copy of the veterinary medical records documenting the eligible service(s) must be submitted to:
Medical records must be provided in order for the rebate request to be processed.